Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 10

0 Reno Evening: GazefQ i January 23, 1957 $4,500,000 Is Offered For Stardust Valentines In Harrah's Glamor Spot "ft. .3. a The Stage Bar, Harrah's Club's glamour spot at Lake Ta- hoe during the winter season, is now featuring The Valentines, til musical trio. LAS VEGAS. A $4,500,000 offer by operators of the Las Vegas Hacienda, Inc.

to take over, complete and operate the sprawling 1000 room Stardust hotel had been made to hotel trustee Paul McDermott. Richard Taylor, manager of the Hacienda, said that Warren Bayley, president of the Hacienda, made the offer in behalf of Hacienda stockholders. Taylor said that the, four and one half Two of the three Valentines actually hold bachelor of science degrees in music education from June In January: 500 bay area Rotarians, 75 Ahepans and a few thousand legislators had the Riverside overflowing during the weekend. But wait until RIert VVertheimer brings in Jackie Gleason, Art Carney and the entire national membership of the Raccoon Lodge next winter. Winter is when we need a Westchester College and the trio specializes in unusual three-part harmony.

Their engagement is a return to Nevada for Roily and Esther- million dollars would pay off all of the creditors, as well as protect the stockholders for the full value of their shares. mae Kneller, who taught music in Reno and Tonopah schools before they teamed up with Oz McDermott, appointed trustee friend. Signs of Spring: Riverside Upholsterer Ernie i reupholstered the wealthy bellboys' bench In the lobby. Wehlander to form the Valen tones. of the Stardust under a federal court reorganization, said that the offer was the last of four received Monday.

Midnight was the dead The trio first met in the choir mamI- r'fofrry inr tift 'i 1" Found a penny! And lot of of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd in Reno, where line for submitting reorganiza tion plans for the hotel. TIIE VALENTINES, three-part harmony group appearing at Harrah's Club Stage Bar, Lake Tahoe, consists of Oz Wehlander, left, and Roily and Esthermae Kneller. Roily Kneller was the director. McDermott said that other of In addition to their vocals, the fers came from a group composed Valentines hold forth with piano, drums, electric bass and guitar each doubling on at Signs of Springs. Also new springs and mattresses for many rooms installed in the hotel's Spring redecoration.

Riverside Theater Restaurant has a "family-type" show always. Requires all comedians to send their jokes to Chuck and Vince Gollck at the Riverside Cleaners in the Arcade before using them. IRS Glad to Help mainly of former Stardust officers. He said that three of them were Louis Stralla, brother of the least two instruments. Other entertainment at the -T.

1 I late Tony Cornero Stralla, who originally promoted the spa, Bill Papyania and Dr. Erlich, a per Caution Note Sounded By District Director Stage Bar includes the Wally A 7 Holmes Trio and Noel Boggs and sonal physician for Cornero. T.i a rrti tt i The second offer was from M. ine i lie-1 uners. nanan t.aKe Tahoe Club offers continuous George Johnson, reporting to the Ahepans meeting, stated such The Internal Revenue Service taxpayer prepare a return, assistance is to guarantee musical entertainment from 6 that that the '56 Ahepa convention at is glad to provide all the help it reasonably can to taxpayers dur p.

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Rynkoptfs and Frank Hofues, jr. Rynkoptfs is a former member of the Stardust board of directors and owns a nickelplating company in Los Angeles. the Riverside "was the most sue run of "Bus Stop" at the return is accepted as correct CHARCOAL DRAWING by John Mariani, formerly of Sparks, is part of downstairs lounge display during current Reno Little Theater. cessful, both for finances and fun, the organization has had in ing the 1957 filing season on 1956 returns, but District Director Vaughn W. Evans sounded a note GUEST SPEAKER and not subject to either preliminary check or later complete Another offer was from the 25 years." Elvis Presley WW va WTNNEMUCCA.

Guest at the Winnemucca grammar audit," Mr. Evans stressed. "Ev cation at the Feather River Inn, of caution on one phase of such assistance that gives the agency Bank of Las Vegas, apparently on behalf of the Sheraton Hotel at Blairsden, above Portola ADVICE FOR PARENTS Information and advice for parents of teenage youngsters is given in Lawrence and Mary Frank's new book, "Your Adolescent at Home and in School," now available at the Washoe County Library. Numerous other helpful books on the adolescent can also be obtained at the library. subsequent difficulties every year.

ery year taxpayers come to us for help and appear very disturbed to Secret of the Riverside Sunday group. Mcuermott said tne oner When we or anyone else help a has not been studied. school unit Parent-Teachers Association meeting Wednesday in the music room, Major Ray Arnold gave a detailed talk on "Civil Defense." He screened $5,000,000 Worth of Screen Entertainment Comes to Reno Today Buffet's success: personal recommendation of those who have A recommendation from Mc learn this. Some go away without completing their forms or seeking further aid. They tell us they'll be back and sometimes they say they been the World on Brother Victim Of Suffocation Plate." Dishes from 11 for Dermott will be made to the U.

S. district court here on Feb. 5 when it is expected that a decision will be' made concerning the future of the multi-million dollar hotel. eign countries Morgan Ang- two films on "When the Atomic Bomb Strikes and Survivals," to illustrate his subject. want to go over their records for On the Screen ifL 1 lim said: "How long has this the past year again.

Picture of th Yar" acclaim San Francisco critics "LUST FOR LIFE" Screens At 12:30 4:00 7:25 10:50 last Complete Show 9:30 been going on?" Harry At ELKO. Word was received 35 WEST 2nd" STRECT if "No matter who prepares a return, the taxpayer or taxpayers kinson: "Finest I ever saw in my from Oakland, that Walter life." M. Villoudy, world CONT. FROM 12:30 OPEN 12:15 Dairy Farmer traveler, of Paris: "I never saw ENJOY OUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY LUNCHEON ONLY a buffet as extravagant. who sign it are responsible for its accuracy.

They must be prepared to back up all entries, to prove ail claims. To us, returns prepared by our assistors, in whole or part, The Most Revealing life-Inspired Story Ever Filmed! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanson of Problems Aired Town Country Market: "It's a KIRK DOUGLAS TONOPAH. Guest speaker H.

Martin, brother of Mrs. Robert Anderson of Deeth was apparently the victim of suffocation. According to information Martin and his wife Madelyn went to bed in their Oakland home with the stoves on and all windows closed. Mrs. Martin was taken to an East Oakland hospital.

Funeral services were held in Oakland Tuesday afternoon. or by outside sources, are no different than those on which the individual taxpayer who, inci at the Tonopah Rotary club 2 HOURS OP PARKING 25c luncheon meeting last week was Elmer Bowman, prominent Pah-rump rancher who operates a dentally, deserves full credit for his effort has worked for hours, perhaps, to do a thorough and accurate job." wi ANTHONY QUINN JAMES DONALD PAMELA BROWN CinemaScope MeiroColor modern and efficient dairy In southern Nye county. It is essential for taxpayers to Mr. Bowman discussed prob Wide Screen Color 6:05 9:35 Hit "SWAMP WOMEN" Audrey Hepburn Henry Fonda lems of the Nevada dairy farmer, pointing out that surplus milk keep all records relating to their returns for at least three years after filing, Mr. Evans reminded.

Mel Ferrer from Utah is cutting into the Gali-Gali, (name means "Quickly Egyptian magician appearing, with Shecky Greene, at the Theater Restaurant, was born Mah-goub Mohammed Hanaf learned prestidigitation from his father, also billed as Gali-Gali, starting at age 8, is a devout Moslem, prays a half hour facing Mecca every afternoon when he gets up, has used 24,000 baby chicks in his act without killing or injuring one, keeps the little "peepers" in a box In his room, feeds them corn meal in a drawer, changes them once a week because they get too big to handle easily, gives away the "used" chicks to a maid or waitress in the hotel. Anita Ekberg Nevada dairyman's market. He said that although the last 10 CANTONESE and AMERICAN CUISINE Starts 1:20 5:00 8:35 DIIBIDIHHD SAVE LIQUORS CUT RATE PRICES SPARKS Nevada Trading Post SHi and STREETS RENO WAGON WHEEL 116 E. COMMERCIAL ROW NOTE: To accommodate- weekend crowds Early and late shows Friday and Saturday 11:00 a.m. 2:50 6:25 10:05 P.M.

years have seen important strides made in the state dairy and ranching program, "some protection" is needed to assure a fair return to the operator. During the Rotary business session it was announced that Dr. Harold Boyer of Las Vegas will be a guest at the Jan. 29 meeting. OF RENO 5 MILES OUT SOUTH VIRGINIA Tickets still available for Wednesdav.

Jan. 30. when Dragnet's Ben Alexander ad dresses the YMCA banque with Bill Cashill, M. C. X.

Tonopah Cubs Look at Stars TONOPAH. Thirty Tonopah Cub Scouts were taken to the local Dum, de dum dum Kunce, of J. A. Hogle Co. stock brokers in the Riverside Arcade, soon will have a world- shaking announcement, but not airport one evening last week to observe the stars through a telescope at the CAA installation.

Dave Sudweeks of the CAA acted Vl a witt him srjiii Tj PHONK FA 3-0992 Sfaris TODAY Here's Banditry that Changed History! the year's most exciting thrill adventure VICTOR MATURE ANITA EKBERG "ZARAK" In Technicolor 1:00 4:10 7:25 10:25 P.M. 2ND HIT-EDMUND PURDOM "STRANGE ADVENTURE" 2:30 5:45 9:00 P.M. about our proposal to put a little Reno publicity on the ticker as host and answered questions. along with the Dow, Jones Av- Accompanying the boys were erages: Wall Streeters would their den mothers Mesdames Mar love to see them come out this shall Robb, Eva Van Pillers, John Martinez, Jay Howard and Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Downs. way: 30 Industrials up 2.03 The Sierra Nevadas you should see! 20 Rails down four tenths per cent When you move to Reno, buy, FREE SMORGASBORD EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT BIG HAT Moana at S. Virginia FA 3-8868 tf'all- I i Till 4sjk 1 Liili -rfS? don rent! 15 Utilities up point 09 1 WHrli PHONE FA Doors Open at 6:45 P.M. NOW! Reno is gorgeous, the weather, MAGIC CHICKS AND FANCY TRICKS pens? AMoao-turt niMTiuiM starlets 1 A ha Clifford. AWiinwKHistu iwo shows imT-im MKINC FROM UTt SHOW U1MMT Sylvan Green (means "green found greener pastures at bright and shining, all-new KWRN.

The King of Insomnia is on from midnight to 6 a. m. Late, late arrivals down by the Riverside: Maury Friedman and T. W. Richardson of the Royal Nevada, Louis Manchon and Ralph Lamb of the Last Frontier, John P.

Yo-der of Getchell Mine The Newcomers' Club meets at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Redwood Room. George W'ingfield, has returned from DenVer and Colo rrfV MERT WCBTHEIMIR in Ui cocKUil lounge HANK PENNY With Sua Thompson THE DIZZY DARLINGS lovTtll lnwrk. Tut () aw INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS 1 SPECTACLE fJP Thrilling Vt i ACTION Tender JpW ROMANCE jff MW9 Mt prtunw J-f MAIZETTERLING fa tuun mmt mm tm I fccK fc VH GUCSTJhEASTMM COLOt SONG STYLISTS iJiplutnaKe I I NEVER A TRACE OF 1 IQUORTASTfJ rado Springs, where he bought six choice quarter horse mares for Spanish Springs ranch Maybe that guy did damage the Mona Lisa, but we got prettier faces here: Mahlon Brown, Vegas; W.

D. Embry, Henderson; Walter Duncan, Ely; Ray Gar-teiz, Elko; Art Schellang, Bishop; M. C. Emery and Virginia Sells, Las Vegas; Floyd Lamb, Alamo; Warren Monroe, Elko; Thomas R. McCulloch, Tonopah; Donald Quilici and Homer J.

Screens at 7:43 9:46 Marcucci, Lovelock; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gardner, Bishop; Imel-da and Gloria Germain, Winne- In Liberal United JlA III I Trading Stamps lip I GIVEN WITH EACH VJU I JACKPOT Ql I Redeemable For Ml III1 VALUABLE 1 '111 lift I GIFTS UU Ask For Your Full Color ulj Gilt Catalogue I 7 FREE! JL While They Last rJSlffifiS AT OUR illiM I CASHIER'S I I COUNTER jyjjjjl mucca; L. M. Hose and Walter Duncan, Ely.

"TAP-ROBATICS" 1 I' Q-I Since 1721... Vj 124 SIIII. frtAIKS GARY COOPER SUSAN HAYWARD "GARDEN OF EVIL" TOM TULLY SYLVIA SYDNEY "BEHIND THE HIGH WALL" SHOWTIME: 9 p. and 12 p. m.

Saturdays 8:30 11:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Hunter, Elko; D. J. Liles, Vegas; Speaker William Swackhamer, LeRoy David, Nye county; Jimmy Ryan, Charles Catt, Harley Leavitt, George Von Tobel, William Byrne, Mayor C. D.

Baker, all of Clark county Dr. and Mrs. John Becker in NT on a well-deserved vacation. John S. Sinai, who cleared Israeli troops from the Sinai Peninsula by demanding they "Get off my is now working on the Suez situation.

He tele-phoned Gali-Gali, Egyptian magician appearing in the Theater Restaurant: "Be a pal and clear that Adv. Dance to the music of Eddie Fitzpatrick "The World's Most Honored Vodka with the Mapes Skylets a Joy Healey production with singing M. Dick'Merritt to II 100 Proof. Mad from Crtl by LReliky Cl, Cocktywlllt..